Podcasts about district attorney george gascon

District Attorney George Gascon is one of the most controversial candidates on your ballot. I talk with him about his record, his thoughts on crime and punishment, what it means to be a progressive prosecutor, and about the Menendez Brothers case, on this episode of What's Next, Los Angeles.Netflix episodes about Franky Carrillo: https://www.netflix.com/title/80214563 (episodes 4 and 5)LA FORWARD PROGRESSIVE VOTER GUIDELA PODCAST

L.A. District Attorney George Gascon announces criminal charges against an L.A. police officer. Sin City - Las Vegas - blows a kiss goodbye to the Tropicana Hotel and Casino. Hang tight Dodger fans -- it ain't over til it's over. Plus more.  Support The L.A. Report by donating at LAist.com/join and by visiting https://laist.com.Support the show: https://laist.com

A mere 32 days separates us from election day in America ... thank you for counting down with us! On today's show we're taking a look at two highly competitive races right here in Southern California: we'll be hearing from Santa Clarita Republican Congressman Mike Garcia, who's in a dogfight to keep his House seat. And LA County District Attorney George Gascon will be on the show ... as he faces an uphill battle for reelection.

Over 200 protestors were arrested at UCLA Thursday morning. We hear reactions from students, Mayor Karen Bass, and L.A. District Attorney George Gascon, who said “very few” protestors are likely to face felony charges. The L.A. Local is sponsored by the LA Car Guy family of dealerships. 

A mob ransacked a gas station in Compton. Crime is on the rise in Los Angeles. DA George Gascon doesn't seem to want to convict criminals. Los Angeles is at 3rd world status because of the DEMOCRATS in office. STOP VOTING DEMOCRAT!Visit the GWCC Page: https://www.gwcclancaster.org/Visit our Merchandise Page: https://tableflippers.creator-spring.com/Write me at: gwccrobert@gmail.comhttps://www.foxnews.com/us/huge-mob-ransacks-california-gas-station-police-outnumbered-videohttps://www.usatoday.com/story/news/2023/03/20/los-angeles-crime-rates-map-safest-neighborhoods/11032761002/https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Gasc%C3%B3n

A veteran Los Angeles County prosecutor scolded his boss Thursday, saying his progressive reforms and management style have alienated his colleagues and turned the nation's largest district attorney's office into a "managerial dumpster fire."In a lengthy letter to District Attorney George Gascon and his top aides, prosecutor Mark Burnley aired a number of grievances on his last day with the office. Burnley said he has been with the DA's office since 1999 and a prosecutor for 28 years. "Until December 2020, I thought I had the best job in the world," Burnley wrote, referring to when Gascon took office after unseating incumbent DA Jackie Lacey, in a letter obtained by Fox News Digital. "I am constantly amazed by the expertise and knowledge of the DDAs in this office. They are deeply devoted and have a breathtaking amount of experience.  It's a shame you cannot or will not recognize that."Support the showSign Up For Exclusive Episodes At: https://reasonabletv.com/LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos every day. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewsForReasonablePeople

L.A. progressive prosecutor District Attorney George Gascon survives recall with some real funny math: 27% error rate in recall signatures; less than 1% error rate in mail-in ballots in 2020. To encourage fans to vote, the NBA won't hold games on Election Day. Joining C&B on Election Day, Kelly Tshibaka, Alaskan Republican Senate candidate, to discuss possibly defeating incumbent Lisa Murkowski and Alaska's new ranked voting system. Will there ever be accountability to the lockdowns, mandates and covid insanity?Follow Clay & Buck on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/clayandbuckSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Progressive Los Angeles District Attorney George Gascon is facing mounting efforts to oust him amid outrage that his “reckless” policies left a violent gangbanger free to gun down two cops.The woke prosecutor — already facing recall efforts — was blamed for cop-killer Justin Flores, 35, being free when he gunned down El Monte police Cpl. Michael Paredes and Officer Joseph Santana on Tuesday.LIKE & SUBSCRIBE for new videos everyday. https://bit.ly/3KBUDSK

L.A. progressive prosecutor District Attorney George Gascon survives recall with some real funny math: 27% error rate in recall signatures; less than 1% error rate in mail-in ballots in 2020. To encourage fans to vote, the NBA won't hold games on Election Day. Joining C&B on Election Day, Kelly Tshibaka, Alaskan Republican Senate candidate, to discuss possibly defeating incumbent Lisa Murkowski and Alaska's new ranked voting system. Will there ever be accountability to the lockdowns, mandates and covid insanity?Follow Clay & Buck on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/clayandbuckSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A military rocket test launch on California's Central Coast ends in failure Wednesday night, with the rocket blowing up seconds after launching from Vandenberg Space Force Base. Reporter Lance Orozco, KCLU Evacuation orders have been lifted in parts of Amador County as fire crews begin to get a handle on the Electra Fire, which is now 40-percent contained. Wildfire smoke is likely one reason Lake Tahoe was a little murkier last year. The head of the UC Davis Tahoe Environmental Research Center says the lake has not fully recovered from a spike of fine particles that flowed into its waters after the extremely wet year of 2017. Reporter Steve Milne, CapRadio The Las Virgenes Municipal Water District serves many communities like Calabasas and Hidden Hills , home to celebrities. And, it's also home to some of the state's top water wasters. Reporter Keith Mizuguchi, KQED Damages that led to a power outage and the release of 5- thousand gallons of oil at an unmanned substation northwest of Bakersfield on Saturday has the California Public Utilities Commission investigating. Reporter Ted Goldberg, KQED A new report from the California Institute for Rural Studies says agriculture employees were four times more likely than any other industry, not to follow COVID-19 protocols, like enforcing face masks and physical distancing. On Wednesday opponents submitted more than enough signatures to qualify for a recall election against District Attorney George Gascon, who some say is soft on crime.  A spokesperson with the recall campaign said they spent about $8 million-dollars to gather over 700-thousand signatures.  If certified, the election would be the latest in a string of recalls in California. Two men tell KQED they have been held for about a week at a for-profit, private facility in Central California in retaliation for supporting a peaceful labor strike. Reporter Farida Jhabvala Romero, KQED  

George Gascón is the 43rd District Attorney for Los Angeles County. He took office on Dec. 7, 2020, and immediately instituted a series of policies based on science, data and research to bring change within the criminal legal system. He is working to build a national model of criminal justice reform that supports and restores crime victims and survivors while addressing mass incarceration, racism and social systemic inequities. Throughout these historic reforms, public safety has been the overriding priority. On this podcast D.A. Gascon addresses recent controversies including the campaign to recall him from office, the killing of two El Monte police officers and the outlook for prgressive prosecutors on the national stage.

Today on AirTalk, what the striking down of a New York gun law by the Supreme Court could mean for California. Also on the show, an interview with District Attorney George Gascon; COVID-19 updates; and more. Supreme Court Strikes Down New York Gun Law. What It Means For Gun Control And California (0:15) COVID-19 AMA: New Subvariants Are Escaping Vaccine Antibodies, The Latest Study On Long Covid And More (17:40) What To Expect During Day 5 Of Jan. 6 Insurrection Hearings (32:00) How Will High Turnover Affect Amazon Warehouses In The Inland Empire? (53:10) District Attorney George Gascon On Murder of El Monte Officers, LA County Crime Rates, And More (1:17:18)

All across the country, our communities are seeing the real-life consequences of unchecked crime. After 9 people were shot at a mall in South Carolina, police arrested a 22-year-old suspect, but he was quickly released after he paid 10% of a $25,000 bond. In Los Angeles, a gang member was thrilled to learn that District Attorney George Gascon was downgrading his murder charges. The convicted killer, who was originally facing life without parole, praised Gascon and vowed to get his name tatted on his face. There’s been a lot of people recently talking about the revolving-door criminal justice system and the deadly policies of rogue prosecutors. What they are saying now, the Fraternal Order of Police was saying nearly 800 days ago. In December of 2019, FOP leaders from across the country met at the White House to sound the alarm of a looming crime crisis in America. One caused by rogue prosecutors, activist judges, and radical policies like bail reform. On this episode of the Blue View, we’re joined by National Fraternal Order of Police Vice President Joe Gamaldi to discuss the crime crisis, rogue prosecutors, and the current state of policing in America.

Ticking time bombs explode, Biden declares that our Constitution is not "absolute," behavior, not guns is our problem. Johnny Deep is victorious over the evil Amber Heard. Transgender homeless and tales of Marxist la-la land District Attorney George Gascon. You'll need a stiff drink instead of coffee for this episode of Talking While Married. DrRon and Linda can be heard on weeknights at 8 pm ET on Talking While Married on the iHeart Radio Network. Find all the Talking While Married episodes also available on the America Out Loud Podcast Network.

Ticking time bombs explode, Biden declares that our Constitution is not "absolute," behavior, not guns is our problem. Johnny Deep is victorious over the evil Amber Heard. Transgender homeless and tales of Marxist la-la land District Attorney George Gascon. You'll need a stiff drink instead of coffee for this episode of Talking While Married. DrRon and Linda can be heard on weeknights at 8 pm ET on Talking While Married on the iHeart Radio Network. Find all the Talking While Married episodes also available on the America Out Loud Podcast Network.

Bill Handel talks about how California created the nation's easiest abortion access, and why it's poised to go further. Los Angeles County is at war with itself under District Attorney George Gascon - how does anything get done? And speaking of LA, the crackdown on homeless camping is off to a slow start with little enforcement taking place.

Crime is on the rise in Los Angeles, and the soft-on-criminals policies of District Attorney George Gascon are a major cause, Sheriff Alex Villanueva says. When Gascon took office in December 2020 as one of the successful candidates backed by liberal financier George Soros, he issued a list of crimes that the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office no longer would prosecute. Those changes are “unleashing a wave of crime by not prosecuting criminals who are victimizing poor people, people of color, people that live in the toughest neighborhoods in our communities,” Villanueva says. Villanueva, a lieutenant in the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department when he was elected sheriff in 2018, joins “The Daily Signal Podcast” to explain how Gascon's policies led to criminals being released back onto the streets and how the "defund the police" movement has affected his workforce.Also on today's show, we cover these stories:The Biden administration extends the mask mandate for many travelers, especially on planes and trains, for another 15 days.President Biden accuses Russia of committing genocide against the Ukrainian people.Texas Gov. Greg Abbott makes good on his promise to bus illegal immigrants to Washington, D.C.Enjoy the show! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Crime is on the rise in Los Angeles, and the soft-on-criminals policies of District Attorney George Gascon are a major cause, Sheriff Alex Villanueva says.   When Gascon took office in December 2020 as one of the successful candidates backed by liberal financier George Soros, he issued a list of crimes that the Los Angeles […]

On today's extra busy Breitbart News Daily podcast, we discuss the suspended co-host of "The View" Whoopi Goldberg - who has insisted in the past that she is in fact Jewish - who is in the process of getting canceled for insensitive comments about the Holocaust. Whoopi is a very odd person and what she said was dumb, but does she need to be fired for this? We break it down. Speaking of cancellation, the Joe Rogan cancel mob is in overdrive. With blood in the water, the White House and other musical artists are in full witch hunt mode, trying to brand the Spotify podcaster and comic with a scarlet letter "M" for misinformation. He's in trouble here, and he probably lost some street cred by lightly caving to the mob. Plus, the World Community is thrilled with China in the run up to the Genocide Games in Beijing, Tom Brady retires from the NFL, AOC retires from Twitter (then immediately un-retires to tweet trash talk at West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin), and Los Angeles' weak-on-crime District Attorney George Gascon hits a shocking new low. Our guests today: Sen. Marsha Blackburn (R-TN) and Rep. Jim Jordan (R-OH), both of whom talk about the JCPA media cartel bill which would represent a huge bailout for the corporate media that has failed us all.

Bill Handel talks about how the Omicron variant broke COVID-19 testing. Do you plan to fly this holiday season? Handel offers some tips for reducing your risk of catching COVID. And Wayne Resnick joins Bill to talk about District Attorney George Gascon's new juvenile diversion program and how there are concerns that it goes too far.

John Hatami comes on the show to talk about why he is suing his boss, District Attorney George Gascon. More on Kamala Harris coming to California to campaign for Gov. Newsom in the recall election.

Gary and Shannon fill in for Bill Handel this morning.They go over officials approving the signature-gathering efforts for a petition to recall District Attorney George Gascon.And, Chris Cuomo took part in strategy calls advising his brother on response to sexual harassment allegations.

Mo Kelly fills in for Gary and Shannon. Corbin Carson joins the show to discuss the recall of District Attorney George Gascon. Let’s talk about UFO’s. A 6-year-old child was killed this morning on the 55 Freeway while riding in the backseat of his mother’s car.

Los Angeles' new District Attorney, George Gascon, is making Los Angeles more dangerous for everyday people. Since taking office, Gascon issued a series of directives that are changing California's penal code. Brian Wooldridge has worked in the District Attorney's office for 45 years. He joins this Sounding Off with Kim Monson podcast to talk about his concern for victim's rights.

Mo'Kelly fills in for Bill Handel from 'The Bill Handel Show' on KFI-AM 640.Mo reflects on this past year of dealing with COVID-19 in Southern California, District Attorney George Gascon's being met with praise and suspicion, some stimulus check business news, the controversial Burger King tweet on International Women's Day, and more!

Today on Sojourner Truth: A possible sweep by Democrats in the Georgia Senatorial election. Victory has been declared for 51-year-old Raphael Warnock, who makes history as the first Black Senator from the southern state of Georgia. He narrowly defeated Kelly Loeffler. Loeffler was appointed to her seat by the governor of Georgia to fill a vacancy left by Johnny Isakson, who resigned his Senate seat due to health reasons. Loeffler is an ardent Trump supporter and is one of the Senators who today will challenge the election of Biden/Harris. Liberal Democrat Jon Ossoff maintains a narrow lead over Republican Trump supporter David Purdue. If he wins, Jon Ossoff will be the youngest Senator to be seated since Joe Biden. Ossoff is of Jewish descent. Are we witnessing a resurgence of Black-Jewish alliances reminiscent of the civil rights era? What role did Black voters play in the outcome? Our guest is Jill Cartwright, Georgia statewide organizer for Southerners for New Ground (SONG). All this, as drama unfolds in Congress today as elected officials on both the House and Senate side will attempt to stop the electoral college vote certification of the Biden/Harris administration. Donald Trump has made a phone call that may have been illegal to a Georgia election official pushing him to nullify the vote count there and instead give the Georgia vote to him. Trump is also making the false claim that Vice President Pence has the power to nullify the electoral college vote, but thus far Pence is said to have explained to Trump that he does not have such power. Meanwhile the streets of Washington, D.C. will be hot today with thousands of Trump supporters descending on the nations capital to demand that Trump remain President. Trump and other elected officials who stand with him are expected to speak to the crowd and D.C.s mayor has requested assistance from the National Guard. Law professor and attorney Marjorie Cohn joins us. Trouble in Los Angeles for the new District Attorney George Gascon. He was elected with the support of BLM and other community based organizations. He promised major criminal justice reforms and then proceeded to implement them only to be met by resistance by Los Angeles County prosecutors, who have filed a law-suit against him. Whats going on? For our ongoing Campaigners for Black Lives, we speak with Dr. Melina Abdullah, founder and coordinator of BLMLA.

Today on Sojourner Truth: A possible sweep by Democrats in the Georgia Senatorial election. Victory has been declared for 51-year-old Raphael Warnock, who makes history as the first Black Senator from the southern state of Georgia. He narrowly defeated Kelly Loeffler. Loeffler was appointed to her seat by the governor of Georgia to fill a vacancy left by Johnny Isakson, who resigned his Senate seat due to health reasons. Loeffler is an ardent Trump supporter and is one of the Senators who today will challenge the election of Biden/Harris. Liberal Democrat Jon Ossoff maintains a narrow lead over Republican Trump supporter David Purdue. If he wins, Jon Ossoff will be the youngest Senator to be seated since Joe Biden. Ossoff is of Jewish descent. Are we witnessing a resurgence of Black-Jewish alliances reminiscent of the civil rights era? What role did Black voters play in the outcome? Our guest is Jill Cartwright, Georgia statewide organizer for Southerners for New Ground (SONG). All this, as drama unfolds in Congress today as elected officials on both the House and Senate side will attempt to stop the electoral college vote certification of the Biden/Harris administration. Donald Trump has made a phone call that may have been illegal to a Georgia election official pushing him to nullify the vote count there and instead give the Georgia vote to him. Trump is also making the false claim that Vice President Pence has the power to nullify the electoral college vote, but thus far Pence is said to have explained to Trump that he does not have such power. Meanwhile the streets of Washington, D.C. will be hot today with thousands of Trump supporters descending on the nations capital to demand that Trump remain President. Trump and other elected officials who stand with him are expected to speak to the crowd and D.C.s mayor has requested assistance from the National Guard. Law professor and attorney Marjorie Cohn joins us. Trouble in Los Angeles for the new District Attorney George Gascon. He was elected with the support of BLM and other community based organizations. He promised major criminal justice reforms and then proceeded to implement them only to be met by resistance by Los Angeles County prosecutors, who have filed a law-suit against him. Whats going on? For our ongoing Campaigners for Black Lives, we speak with Dr. Melina Abdullah, founder and coordinator of BLMLA.

Today on Sojourner Truth: A possible sweep by Democrats in the Georgia Senatorial election. Victory has been declared for 51-year-old Raphael Warnock, who makes history as the first Black Senator from the southern state of Georgia. He narrowly defeated Kelly Loeffler. Loeffler was appointed to her seat by the governor of Georgia to fill a vacancy left by Johnny Isakson, who resigned his Senate seat due to health reasons. Loeffler is an ardent Trump supporter and is one of the Senators who today will challenge the election of Biden/Harris. Liberal Democrat Jon Ossoff maintains a narrow lead over Republican Trump supporter David Purdue. If he wins, Jon Ossoff will be the youngest Senator to be seated since Joe Biden. Ossoff is of Jewish descent. Are we witnessing a resurgence of Black-Jewish alliances reminiscent of the civil rights era? What role did Black voters play in the outcome? Our guest is Jill Cartwright, Georgia statewide organizer for Southerners for New Ground (SONG). All this, as drama unfolds in Congress today as elected officials on both the House and Senate side will attempt to stop the electoral college vote certification of the Biden/Harris administration. Donald Trump has made a phone call that may have been illegal to a Georgia election official pushing him to nullify the vote count there and instead give the Georgia vote to him. Trump is also making the false claim that Vice President Pence has the power to nullify the electoral college vote, but thus far Pence is said to have explained to Trump that he does not have such power. Meanwhile the streets of Washington, D.C. will be hot today with thousands of Trump supporters descending on the nations capital to demand that Trump remain President. Trump and other elected officials who stand with him are expected to speak to the crowd and D.C.s mayor has requested assistance from the National Guard. Law professor and attorney Marjorie Cohn joins us. Trouble in Los Angeles for the new District Attorney George Gascon. He was elected with the support of BLM and other community based organizations. He promised major criminal justice reforms and then proceeded to implement them only to be met by resistance by Los Angeles County prosecutors, who have filed a law-suit against him. Whats going on? For our ongoing Campaigners for Black Lives, we speak with Dr. Melina Abdullah, founder and coordinator of BLMLA.

Today on Sojourner Truth: A possible sweep by Democrats in the Georgia Senatorial election. Victory has been declared for 51-year-old Raphael Warnock, who makes history as the first Black Senator from the southern state of Georgia. He narrowly defeated Kelly Loeffler. Loeffler was appointed to her seat by the governor of Georgia to fill a vacancy left by Johnny Isakson, who resigned his Senate seat due to health reasons. Loeffler is an ardent Trump supporter and is one of the Senators who today will challenge the election of Biden/Harris. Liberal Democrat Jon Ossoff maintains a narrow lead over Republican Trump supporter David Purdue. If he wins, Jon Ossoff will be the youngest Senator to be seated since Joe Biden. Ossoff is of Jewish descent. Are we witnessing a resurgence of Black-Jewish alliances reminiscent of the civil rights era? What role did Black voters play in the outcome? Our guest is Jill Cartwright, Georgia statewide organizer for Southerners for New Ground (SONG). All this, as drama unfolds in Congress today as elected officials on both the House and Senate side will attempt to stop the electoral college vote certification of the Biden/Harris administration. Donald Trump has made a phone call that may have been illegal to a Georgia election official pushing him to nullify the vote count there and instead give the Georgia vote to him. Trump is also making the false claim that Vice President Pence has the power to nullify the electoral college vote, but thus far Pence is said to have explained to Trump that he does not have such power. Meanwhile the streets of Washington, D.C. will be hot today with thousands of Trump supporters descending on the nations capital to demand that Trump remain President. Trump and other elected officials who stand with him are expected to speak to the crowd and D.C.s mayor has requested assistance from the National Guard. Law professor and attorney Marjorie Cohn joins us. Trouble in Los Angeles for the new District Attorney George Gascon. He was elected with the support of BLM and other community based organizations. He promised major criminal justice reforms and then proceeded to implement them only to be met by resistance by Los Angeles County prosecutors, who have filed a law-suit against him. Whats going on? For our ongoing Campaigners for Black Lives, we speak with Dr. Melina Abdullah, founder and coordinator of BLMLA.

Today on Sojourner Truth: A possible sweep by Democrats in the Georgia Senatorial election. Victory has been declared for 51-year-old Raphael Warnock, who makes history as the first Black Senator from the southern state of Georgia. He narrowly defeated Kelly Loeffler. Loeffler was appointed to her seat by the governor of Georgia to fill a vacancy left by Johnny Isakson, who resigned his Senate seat due to health reasons. Loeffler is an ardent Trump supporter and is one of the Senators who today will challenge the election of Biden/Harris. Liberal Democrat Jon Ossoff maintains a narrow lead over Republican Trump supporter David Purdue. If he wins, Jon Ossoff will be the youngest Senator to be seated since Joe Biden. Ossoff is of Jewish descent. Are we witnessing a resurgence of Black-Jewish alliances reminiscent of the civil rights era? What role did Black voters play in the outcome? Our guest is Jill Cartwright, Georgia statewide organizer for Southerners for New Ground (SONG). All this, as drama unfolds in Congress today as elected officials on both the House and Senate side will attempt to stop the electoral college vote certification of the Biden/Harris administration. Donald Trump has made a phone call that may have been illegal to a Georgia election official pushing him to nullify the vote count there and instead give the Georgia vote to him. Trump is also making the false claim that Vice President Pence has the power to nullify the electoral college vote, but thus far Pence is said to have explained to Trump that he does not have such power. Meanwhile the streets of Washington, D.C. will be hot today with thousands of Trump supporters descending on the nations capital to demand that Trump remain President. Trump and other elected officials who stand with him are expected to speak to the crowd and D.C.s mayor has requested assistance from the National Guard. Law professor and attorney Marjorie Cohn joins us. Trouble in Los Angeles for the new District Attorney George Gascon. He was elected with the support of BLM and other community based organizations. He promised major criminal justice reforms and then proceeded to implement them only to be met by resistance by Los Angeles County prosecutors, who have filed a law-suit against him. Whats going on? For our ongoing Campaigners for Black Lives, we speak with Dr. Melina Abdullah, founder and coordinator of BLMLA.

Our last episode of the season. We discuss a plethora of topics from meaningful (gratitude for our parents, marijuana decriminalization, LA's new District Attorney George Gascon, cash bail) to random (donuts, Taco Bell, KFC in Jamaica, Apple's new expensive headphones) to ignorant (Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanzaa). Thank you to you all for riding with us on this journey. Your tremendous support has made this a remarkably fun, enjoyable, educational and cathartic experience. We shall return in early 2021 with new episodes, content and guests. Thank you once again! @TheAIBshow #JusticeOverOrder #BeBetter

NBC owns the music/songs and content. New L. A. District Attorney George Gascon speaks on Criminal justice system and Police reforms, including ending cash bail for misdemeanors and low grade felonies, reviews of some police shootings cases, and more.